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batskeetsEugene was short, but fun. It was a definite reminder of why I stuck around Eugene for as long as I did: there are some really rad people there. I wish I'd seen more of them when I still lived there, but even a small dose of them is happy-making. :) Of course, now ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
divadrummer and morriscat are going to be even farther away, but they'll have madcap adventures and go forth to greater awesomeness, so I can't complain. W00t for them!
I also stopped at Sweet Life to grab some chocolate-y, cakey, vegan deliciousness. Holy schneikes, that place is awesome. There are definitely vegan bakeries up here that give it a run for their money, sure, but it's still really effin' good.
I'm glad I'm taking today off. I didn't get back from Eugene until late, and it was so, so nice to sleep in. I had a coffee this afternoon and wrote for a bit, and did some errands, but it's all been at a nice, leisurely pace. It's weird how I actually don't mind running errands, and even almost enjoy it, provided that I'm not trying to squeeze them into 10 free minutes between this meeting and that class.
I think tomorrow is going to be a day of cleaning and organizing things, which is good, because I'll feel all-around better when the house is less of a disaster. Wednesday is still a toss-up between getting my hair done by Amy for the last time before she graduates (!), or going to check out some of the so-called "Ghost Towns" of Oregon. Maybe if I'm lucky, I can fit in both?
And now, I shall attempt to do my leg workout on Andy's ghetto-stylie weight machine, and then play some Guitar Hero.
divadrummer and morriscat are going to be even farther away, but they'll have madcap adventures and go forth to greater awesomeness, so I can't complain. W00t for them!I also stopped at Sweet Life to grab some chocolate-y, cakey, vegan deliciousness. Holy schneikes, that place is awesome. There are definitely vegan bakeries up here that give it a run for their money, sure, but it's still really effin' good.
I'm glad I'm taking today off. I didn't get back from Eugene until late, and it was so, so nice to sleep in. I had a coffee this afternoon and wrote for a bit, and did some errands, but it's all been at a nice, leisurely pace. It's weird how I actually don't mind running errands, and even almost enjoy it, provided that I'm not trying to squeeze them into 10 free minutes between this meeting and that class.
I think tomorrow is going to be a day of cleaning and organizing things, which is good, because I'll feel all-around better when the house is less of a disaster. Wednesday is still a toss-up between getting my hair done by Amy for the last time before she graduates (!), or going to check out some of the so-called "Ghost Towns" of Oregon. Maybe if I'm lucky, I can fit in both?
And now, I shall attempt to do my leg workout on Andy's ghetto-stylie weight machine, and then play some Guitar Hero.
